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Coronavirus: advice to stop the spread. Extra restrictions are in place for Kildare, Laois and Offaly

National Hepatitis C Treatment Programme

Hepatitis C is curable and treatment is free. We aim to provide treatment for all people living with hepatitis C in Ireland.

For information regarding the Health (Amendment) Act (HAA) card, go to the Consultative Council on Hepatitis C. 

People who should get tested Find out if you are in an at risk group.

Where to get testedFind out where you can get tested for hepatitis C.

What happens during hepatitis C treatmentTreatment is free, takes between 8 to 12 weeks and has hardly any side effects.

Where to get treatmentA list of hospitals where you can get treatment for hepatitis C.

Risks of not getting treatment People who don't get treatment are at increased risk of developing serious liver disease.

Preventing transmission of hepatitis C How to reduce the risk of passing on hepatitis C.

Can't find what you're looking for? Call us on 1850 24 1850 or 01 240 8720